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A new Public Policy Polling survey in Illinois finds Rep. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) leading Sen. Mark Kirk (R-IL) in the U.S. Senate race, 42% to 36%. “There’s more bad news for Kirk: His approval rating has dropped to 25%.”

[guest post by Dana] Good news for Carly Fiorina supporters: Public Policy Polling released a new national poll last week, which has Fiorina tied for sixth place with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)a nd Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY). The PPP listed the GOP candidates in the following ranking: Donald Trump with 19% Scott Walker with 17% […]

In a poll released Monday, Public Policy Polling finds strong support [pdf] for the Iran nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration. PPP's director Tom Jensen writes in the polling memo that the "message is clear: voters think...Show More Summary

By 54 percent to 38 percent, Americans are for the Iran deal, Public Policy Polling reports. Though among those who strongly support it and strongly oppose it, the numbers tighten up, 35 to 32 percent.

Donald Trump's meteoric rise in the polls appears to have halted or at least slowed after his widely panned remarks about Sen. John McCain. A new national survey from Public Policy Polling shows Trump leading his Republican presidential primary competitors, but narrowly. Show More Summary

A new Public Policy Polling survey finds Donald Trump leading the GOP presidential field with 19%, followed by Scott Walker at 17%, Jeb Bush at 12%, Ben Carson at 10%, Marco Rubio at 10% and Mike Huckabee at 8%. Everyone [...]

How perfect is this? On the same day that Donald Trump goes on television to explain how amazing he is despite all those negative headlines and lost business deals over his anti-immigrant hatefulness, Public Policy Polling released a poll of the presidential primary in North Carolina... Show More Summary

A new Public Policy Polling survey in North Carolina finds Donald Trump leading the GOP presidential race with 16%, followed by Jeb Bush at 12%, Scott Walker at 12%, Mike Huckabee at 11%, Ben Carson at 9%, Marco Rubio at [...]

Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton is making a big deal about an issue of rising importance within her party: voting rights. And new poll released by Public Policy Polling on Friday shows that her focus on the issue may prove politically popular in 2016 among more than just Democrats. Show More Summary

Pollsters are hilarious sometimes. Talking Points Memo has the results of a new poll from Public Policy Polling, asking people which do they like better: The Duggar family, kid-touching and all, or Barack Obama? You will be so shocked...Show More Summary

Republican Sen. Rob Portman
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• OH-Sen: Public Policy Polling takes a look at next year's Ohio Senate race and finds a very tight contest. Republican Sen. Rob Portman holds a 43-41 edge against ex-Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland, not too different from the 45-45 tie they found in March. Show More Summary

Public Policy Polling has some new numbers from Washington State that suggest two things: 1) the Republican field is a total wild card; 2) Hillary Clinton is a far more competitive candidate than any of her Democratic rivals, at least...Show More Summary

Washington Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee
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• WA-Gov, Sen: Washington's Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee only won a narrow victory when he was first elected in 2012. However, Public Policy Polling suggests he'll have an easier time when he runs for re-election, even if it's a rematch against ex-Attorney General Rob McKenna. Show More Summary

A new poll by Public Policy Polling, a polling company, finds that 34 percent of NBA fans are out of their minds.
The poll surveyed Americans about various sports-related topics, and one of the questions asked NBA fans in particular if they thought Michael Jordan could beat LeBron James in a game of one-on-one right now. Show More Summary

According to a recent national poll conducted by Public Policy Polling, 34 percent of NBA fans believe Michael Jordan—52 years old—could beat present-day LeBron James (30 years old) in a game of one-on-one:
There's no such division when it comes to who NBA fans think is the best player of all time. Show More Summary